In the government of the Islamic Republic, we witness that dealing with unofficial religious minorities (such as Persian Christians, Baha’is, Yarsanis, etc.) is carried out in two ways: direct and security measures, as well as indirect measures and serious social deprivation, with the aim of eliminating them. However, being in groups that are systematically discriminated […]...

From the cutting of social ties and dependencies to the distance between the goal and the means of achieving it, suicide is seen as the ultimate solution. He is a sociologist and expresses his opinions based on Emile Durkheim and Robert Merton’s views on suicide. Sociology in a society facing a growing suicide rate. For […]...

The sad childhood of Sahar is in a troubled family. She is the only child and has no one to talk to and share the sadness and sorrow that her family has brought upon her. Sahar’s parents got married based on a family relationship. At a very young age, 16 and 18 years old. Sahar […]...

The systematic and systematic confiscation and destruction of churches throughout the country by the Islamic Republic government is a well-documented fact in the 43-year history of this government. The issue of confiscation, destruction, and sealing of churches (some of which are considered historical buildings) is not just a religious issue or related to the Christian […]...

There are problems with the law, implementation, and budget shortage. These are all things that can be understood from a conversation with a member of the 11th Parliament’s Civil Commission in the Islamic Council. There is a common opinion between Khat-e-Solh magazine and Ismail Hussein Zahi, a representative of the 11th Parliament from Sistan and […]...

The term “natural disasters” is often heard in the media and news, but we may not be familiar with its precise definition and various aspects, including their origins. It is often assumed that they come from nature and destroy human lives! But this may not be the whole story. The monthly magazine “Khat-e-Salam” went to […]...

On January 8, 2020, the Ukrainian plane carrying 176 passengers was shot down by the Iranian Revolutionary Guards with at least two missiles, causing the death of all 176 people (including a 7-month-old fetus). The Islamic Republic and its supporters, both inside and outside the country, denied shooting down the passenger plane for three days […]...

He says that in 1364, the first cases of AIDS were discovered in Iran in Saravan. He still emphasizes that the issue has been taboo both then and now, and society must nurture itself and let go of taboos. He is Dr. Malek Fazeli, an ophthalmologist and member of the Health and Treatment Commission in […]...

To obtain information about the current situation of AIDS in Iran and to inquire about the progress of the program known as 90.90.90, we went to Dr. Vahid Jahanmirinejad, an active figure in the field of AIDS, CEO of the Youth Health Club “Mehr” and advisor to the AIDS department of the Ministry of Health. […]...

Hovsepian Mehr, born on January 6, 1945, was an Iranian-Armenian priest, bishop of the Assemblies of God churches in Iran, and a human rights activist in the field of religious freedom. He was particularly known for his efforts to overturn the death sentence and secure the release of Pastor Mehdi Dibaj, and ultimately, his name […]...